Explore how structural engineering blends creativity and technical expertise to design safe, sustainable buildings and infrastructure.
Combining different areas of engineering, structural engineers are responsible for the safety, design and efficiency of buildings and structures.
They help to determine the strength and durability of structures, as well as their safety and impact on the surrounding environment.
As a structural engineer, you will work across several different disciplines, gaining an understanding of the building and construction process from start to finish.
During a Structural Engineering degree, you will cover the basics of engineering, as well as modules that are more specific to the discipline. Some examples of these modules are:
During a masters in Structural Engineering, you will build upon your knowledge and understanding already gained at undergraduate level, taking your skills to the next level. Some examples of modules you may study include:
Professional Certificate of Competency in Structural Design for Non-Structural Engineers Professional Certificate
Engineering Institute of Technology Australia
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Associate Degree in Civil and Structural Engineering (Design Drafting) Associate Degree
TAFE South Australia Australia
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Structural Engineering with Architect H2KC Other UG Award
University of Edinburgh United Kingdom
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Master of Engineering (Structural Engineering) Masters Degree
The University of Sydney Australia
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Civil and Structural Engineering BEng (Hons), MEng (Hons)
The University of Bradford United Kingdom
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